Travel Guide Bozel

Bozel, nestled in the Tarentaise Valley, is a hidden treasure within the impressive French Alps. This beautiful region ranges in altitude from 380 to 3,855 meters, including the upper Isère valley, the Beaufortain and Mont Blanc to the north, the Vanoise massif and the Maurienne valley to the south, and the majestic mountains leading to the Val d'Aoste in Italy. In the summer, Bozel offers many outdoor activities for visitors. Water sports such as paddle boarding, kayaking and swimming are available at the local lake. Children can enjoy the Les Rives du Doron recreational park with various activities including games, bumptrack, a paragliding area and more. Hiking enthusiasts can discover the surrounding villages on a variety of trails such as Mont-Jovet and the Boucle des Hameaux. History buffs can explore the baroque church and chapel as well as the Tour Sarrazine. In winter, Bozel becomes a popular destination for skiers. Visitors can access the nearby ski resorts of Courchevel, Meribel, La Tania and Les 3 Vallées with a free shuttle offered by the Vallée de Bozel tourist office. In addition to winter sports, free cross-country ski trails and other exciting activities such as sledding and snowshoeing are offered, allowing visitors to enjoy the snow to the fullest.